What's Up?

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Critique Style Requested: Standard

The photographer is looking for generalized feedback about the aesthetic and technical qualities of their image.

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Life is all in your point of view.

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All feedback is appreciated.

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1/125 sec. @ f8.0, ISO 200

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Looks like rows of crops (maybe?), but I have no idea what’s going on at the top. Certainly a mind altering image, Chris. The kind of image one can puzzle over for a good long time. I like it.

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It looks like a reflection shot that you rotated. I can’t tell what’s being reflected.

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I had to tilt my head pretty far to figure this out (a boat reflection with a bit of sky reflection?). Nicely seen.

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@Bonnie_Lampley Bingo!

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@Dennis_Plank @Don_Peters Thanks for sharing your impressions.

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Chris,

A very cool abstract. I was thinking crops as well. You should have waited a bit longer before revealing what it was. I can see the boat now.

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This is way cool, Chris and very imaginative. Congrats on the EP.

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@Mark_Seaver @Youssef_Ismail Thank you very much!

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Chris,

This is so very well crafted and seen. Most certainly a mind-bender until on figures it out (either on their own, or reading the comments… ha ha.)

My initial reaction was the two striped planes coming together formed like a gutter of some sort (poor analogy), but then I couldn’t explain the blue up top.

I love the diagonal lines of colors. Initially they don’t look like they’re reflecting either - ie. the black on the left is not reflected - at least I wouldn’t expect green… then again water will do funny things.

This one is just effective and fun. Again, beautifully seen and crafted.

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@Lon_Overacker Thanks for taking the time to give your insightful feedback.